ReWilding Kernwood is the conclusion of Jean Aspen and Tom Iron’s time in the remote Alaskan Arctic. Recalling their memories and reflecting on their dreams, they seek to return the land to its original wildness. Stars: Jean Aspen, Tom Irons, Laurie Schacht Produced, Directed by Jean Aspen, Tom Irons ** Subscribe to Stash Movies! -…
Category: Gardening
Why I Decided To Till My Garden
I did the unthinkable and tilled my garden – but why? Isn’t it better to never disturb the soil. It turns out, the answer isn’t as black and white as you might imagine. Tilling made sense – one time – in my backyard in-ground garden. 0:00 – Intro 0:40 – What Is Tilling? 1:52 -…
From Dream to Green – Abla’s Desert Garden Tour
To learn more about permaculture watch the Permaculture Masterclass, a 4-part documentary-style film, here: https://www.discoverpermaculture.com Welcome to Abla’s home, located just across the street from the Greening the Desert Project. Abla completed a permaculture course six years ago and has since transformed her property into the garden you see today. If you haven’t had the…
How to Brew Compost Tea in a 5 Gallon Bucket to Enrich Your Garden
John from http://www.growingyourgreens.com/ shares with you how he brews compost tea with a 5 gallon bucket, air pump, air stone, and purified water. In this episode you will learn some of the benefits of compost tea and why it is a critical part of a successful garden. After watching this episode you will be ready…
What to Intercrop with Climbing Beans to Maximize Yields In Your Permaculture Garden
In this video I share the best plants to intercrop with climbing beans to maximise yields in your vegetable garden. Climbing beans such as runner beans are a fantastic crop that allow you to plant many other edible crops so you can grow as much food as possible, and it is especially useful if you…
Composting in Stone Walled Compost Pile
Betty Saenz stone compost bin holds moisture in during drought Source
Supporting Student Resilience by Using Outdoor Spaces for Learning and Play, April 15, 2021
Live webinar recording of the Supporting Student Resilience by Using Outdoor Spaces for Learning and Play by the California Department of Education on April 15, 2021 In this two-part webinar series, the founding partners of the National COVID-19 Outdoor Learning Initiative—Green Schoolyards America, Lawrence Hall of Science at UC Berkeley, Ten Strands, and San Mateo…
Fall Gardening Tips For Zone 8b: Coffee in the Compost? #gardentotable #gardening #gardenproduce
Fall Gardening Tips For Zone 8b: Coffee in the Compost? Add nitrogen with coffee grounds, but don’t forget to balance it with brown matter like leaves! #Composting101 #SustainableGarden Source
Working Woodlands – Managing Land for Bobolinks
Bobolinks are one of the many species of birds that call Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Historical Park home. Learn more about what makes the Bobolink special and how you can protect their habitat in this Working Woodlands series video with Park Ranger Daniel Puckette, and Allan Strong and Margret Fowle of the Bobolink Project. For more information…
